MisterMoo

I bought PS+ earlier this year for the first time ever and regret it even at its current price. It was an experiment but it failed for me.

“Also if it helps he’s been dead for over a year.”

Ohhh, I get it. I get jokes.

Abortions for some. Miniature American flags for others.

So absolutely no one calls soda pop?

Exactly, and the cell phone that could spring open.

I was there and, while Vin looked fine in Pitch Black, no one wanted those sunglasses.

Find a reputable institutional advisor who specializes in this sort of thing. Pay off debts. Quit my job. Eventually begin planning some charitable gifts, perhaps even a foundation or something. Make life meaningful that way.

Four score and nineteen problems have I

Yet a wench cannot be counted among them

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I’d rather have a moderated site replace Twitter at this point, even if it’s run by Meta. My first choice is for an intuitive non-Meta alternative to rise to prominence, ideally in the fediverse, but I think Mastodon had its chance and its unintuitive nature was too challenging for a critical mass of lay people. It needs to be: sign up, start posting. Instead it’s: sign up, choose your server. Huh? You’re already losing people.

All this has already been covered but it has to be simple and intuitive and that’s what Threads is offering and Mastodon isn’t.

And by the way, if you see your mom this weekend, would you be sure and tell her…

To this day it’s impossible to activate search in Fandom on iOS. Pressing the magnifying glass icon does nothing. It’s been this way for years and apparently no one at Fandom cares.

Say it’s 3AM and you need to make chili…

Oh come on, who doesn’t remember reading the meme strips in the Sunday morning paper?

When I got older I started enjoying meme books like Spider-Man, too.

Gary Larson was my favorite memer. Ever seen The Far Side memes?

All proceeds go to fund research to establish that vaccines are harmful.

My favorite bit is not seeing /r/AngryUpvote everywhere.

A port of Alyx or we riot.

Great article. I skimmed some parts and close-read others and didn’t find anything to disagree with. “People are quite adept at making compromises on their beliefs for the sake of utility or pleasure” especially hit home. This is why my middle of the road and even progressive-minded friends continue to use Twitter: they can create a permission structure that allows it.

UX, UX, UX. When a massive group of people wants to leave a platform, there must be an intuitive, thoughtfully designed, reasonably available alternative available that moment. Platforms like Mastodon make users feel full of questions. They feel lost. They go back where they came from because at least things made sense there, even if the guy running it is a proudly heartless lunatic.

The Digg migration — no hashtag back then — succeeded because there was such an alternative: Reddit. I agree with you that the closed source nature of the software didn’t factor and won’t factor for 99% of users. We just want a place where the product decisions are made differently.

So far I think Kbin is okay. I came here, I joined, and I never think about other servers or instances. It looks and feels a lot like Reddit. I don’t care about followers, so there isn’t some count to give me anxiety about having something mid-configured.